A collection of mistakes.
Computers, networks, art, and other things I decided not to delete.
Dubious wisdom / selected at random
“Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.”
Things worth keeping.
Not a polished chronology. Just selected work, experiments, visual pieces, and documentation that say more than a list of job titles would.
Made things
Software, automations, experiments, and the small tools that exist because doing something twice felt excessive.
Visual evidence
A low-pressure home for finished pieces, unfinished pieces, photographs, digital work, and whatever does not need an explanation.
Running things
Homelab, networking, services, segmentation, and abstract diagrams that wisely leave out the useful reconnaissance details.
Useful doors.
The public parts of the namespace. Some are finished. Some are merely optimistic DNS records.
A few things I share.
Small, useful pages that can grow over time. These are already wired to sections in Notes, so replacing their placeholder content is easy.
Russell Kirk.
I work with computers and networks, build small pieces of software, and keep an unreasonable number of side projects alive.
I like systems that explain themselves, tools that remove repetitive work, and projects with a little personality. This site is where some of that ends up.
- Systems & networkingKeep it legible
- AutomationDo it once
- TroubleshootingFind the weird part
- DocumentationFuture-proof it
Say hello, eventually.
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